On November 25, 1912 Marshall B. Gardner
of Aurora, Kane County, Illinois, USA, submitted his discovery
application to the United States Patent Office.

18 months later, on May 12,1914, this
federal agency granted Mr. GardnerUnited States patent 1096102, the
second most important scientific document ever issued. Its
scientific significance is exceeded only by the mechanical flight
discovery of Orville and Wilbur Wright in 1903.

For reasons which even Mr. Gardner could
not have fully anticipated in the early 1900s, and which are now
abundantly clear, his discovery soon became the most highly
classified military secret of all time. In 1913 Gardner wrote his
original book proving beyond any doubt that our Earth is a hollow
sphere. So voluminous was the evidence which he continued to amass
from studies of astronomy and Polar exploration, that he expanded
his book to 450 pages in 1920.

Although he seems not to have been aware of it, Gardner’s work had
incompletely been preceded by William Reed, whose book
PHANTOM OF THE POLES was 281 pages
and was published in 1906 New York City by the Walter S. Rockey
Company. The one shortcoming with Mr. Reed’s theory, otherwise very
intelligently developed, was that he had failed to finish his
centrifugal force reasoning regarding Earth’s formation As a result,
he was never able to logically account for the powerful source of
heat and illumination present in the Earth’s Interior.

Gardner, on the other hand, did account
for this source. The difference is that whereas Reed confined his
research strictly to Polar exploration, Gardner augmented this with
studies of astronomy. The majority of this article will be testimony
from the real experts, the people who were there at the huge
telescopes and especially there in those vast and previously
mysterious Polar regions. But first, this is the common sense theory
responsible for
United States patent 1096102.

In the beginning, some 4 or 5 billion years ago, when the Earth was
still an enormously expanded ball of super-hot whirling gas, it
gradually began to contract as it cooled. The laws of physics
require cooling gases to condense and so the rapidly spinning sphere
of tenuous gases began to concentrate as the heat loss continued.
Self-centered gravitational attraction kept reducing the diameter of
the whirling ball of cooling material...but only to a certain
extent. This is the big logical distinction between the old
inadequate theory of planetary formation and Gardner’s discovery.

The old notion would have us believe
that the gravitational contraction continued unabated until the
Earth had become molten hot under a fierce gravitational pressure.
While such a scenario undoubtedly does routinely occur in the
celestial evolution of particularly immense bodies, as is the case
with all stars, it is definitely not the final development of
typical planets.

The crucial second factor to lay stress on is centrifugal force.
Remember that while gravity is attempting to draw all of the
material toward the center, there is an opposing force also at work
centrifugal force. Just as a figure skater spins much more rapidly
when she brings her outstretched arms tightly in against her body,
so too did the ever contracting proto-planet begin rotating ever
more rapidly as its size decreased.

Like the glued water in a bucket that
refuses to spill if one swings the bucket in a fast circle, so too
was this same law of motion centrifugal force attempting to hurl all
of the material outward from the forming planet’s axis of rotation.
So finally, in this silent titanic struggle between two natural
forces, a balance was struck. When the swiftly whirling sphere had
drawn itself down to an approximately 8000 mile diameter, the
compromise between gravitational and centrifugal force was reached.
But there is more.

There is a special characteristic of centrifugal force and we must
not overlook this important trait. The strength of ’c’ force becomes
greatly lessened as it approaches right angles to the direction of
spin. A simple day-to-day example of this behavior is water in a
basin. If you remove the drain plug and allow the water to start
emptying from the basin, what will you eventually observe? A vortex
or whirlpool, an empty space surrounded by rapidly rotating
material. Now imagine this same principal in action concerning the
contracting body which was to become our Earth.

At right angles to the rotational axis,
in other words the ’poles’, the c force was considerably weaker than
elsewhere, especially the equator, therefore although at the Earth’s
equator the c force was able to halt the material’s inward progress
at about an 8000 mile diameter, it was considerably less successful
in the Polar regions, there stopping the contraction at about 1400
miles. The inevitable outcome of this natural compromise is that our
planet concluded its evolution and solidified as an 8000 mile hollow
sphere with 1400 mile diameter Polar Openings.

Now it is at this stage in the logic that Gardner advances and
Reed
falters. Because of his study of astronomical records and
photography as specifically relating to nebula and comets, Gardner
became aware of the whole truth. In the precise center of these
translucent spheres is a proportionally small incandescent ball.
Between this luminous interior orb and the shell of the nebula is a
large intervening space; said another way, the nebula is hollow
except for the bright sphere in its center. Why? Well, where is the
one other location at at which c force is quite weak, besides at the
poles?

The answer of course is at the precise
center of rotation, and once again the logic is so straightforward
that we may readily examine a common household example to support
the argument. What would be the result if you sprinkled a layer of
powder upon the top of a record player and then turned the record on
high speed? The powder would fly off of the record...except for a
small portion at the precise center.

Based upon his studies of the planetary nebula through observatory
photographs, Gardner was able to surmise that the very thick shell
of the Earth is approximately 800 miles thick, the Polar Openings
1400 miles across, and the gravitationally suspended Central Sun
(the incandescent orb locked by gravity in the exact planetary
center) some 600 miles diameter. Because of the enormity and very
gradual curve of the Polar Aperture, it is impossible to visually
detect it; this is the same as the fact that we do not ’see’ that
the Earth itself is round. The curve is much too gradual to observe.

Based on the nearly constant merger of
warm interior air with very cold exterior Polar air, the Polar
Openings are almost always covered by a thick cloud layer. This
explains why when viewed from satellites the openings look just as
they would if there actually were the mythical ’polar ice caps’
which government policy claims are at the Earth’s extremities.
Gardner was led inexorably to his monumental science discovery by
the vast quantity of inconsistent information which he continually
encountered during his years of study dealing with, especially, high
Arctic expeditions.

Chief among the numerous mysteries are,

1) a dramatically improving
climate in the very far north2) the extreme peculiarity of the famous Northern Lights or
Aurora Borealis3) the eccentric behavior of the compass in very high
latitudes

We shall now proceed to hear from many
witnesses who forfeited much comfort, convenience, and in several
cases their lives, in order that we may fully understand the true
greatness of our world, a world vastly more spectacular than
officially acknowledged.

In the preface of THREE YEARS OF ARCTIC SERVICE, Lt.
Adolphus Greely of the U.S. Army expresses the amazement of his
Lady Franklin Bay expedition at the strange conditions they
experienced in the far north:

"Fearing exaggeration, I have
occasionally modified statements and opinions entered in my
original journal, believing it better to underrate than enlarge
the wonders of the Arctic regions, which have been too often
questioned."

Before focusing on our own world, let us
look briefly at some of our interesting neighbors in Space. Renowned
astronomer Percival Lowell comments on page 33 of
MARS:

"...round what we know to be the
planet’s pole, appeared to be a great white cap...It proceeded
slowly to dwindle in size...As summer comes on, they dwindle
gradually away, till by early autumn they present but tiny
patches a few hundred miles across ...As it melted, a dark band
appeared surrounding it on all sides...it was the darkest
marking upon the disk, and was of a blue color."

The temptation to think of this blue
perimeter as water must be avoided because if this were indeed
prodigious volumes of water, it would frequently be coursing through
the many ancient riverbeds which crisscross the dry Martian surface.
These riverbeds are permanently dry. Instead what we are really
observing is the optical effect of vast cloud masses moving over the
curving sides of the Martian polar aperture. The exterior of Mars
experiences changing seasons; the interior does not. The degree to
which atmospheric moisture and temperature vary at the pole, where
the differing climates converge, will determine the amount to which
the immense blue ring will manifest itself in terrestrial
telescopes.

Being unaware of the true configuration
of Mars, Lowell naturally believed that this blue polar band had to
be water melted from an ice cap. In this assumption, though
incorrect, he showed his wisdom. Unlike our present government
policy, he knew absolutely that the pole of Mars cannot be carbon
dioxide.

Page 81:

"Faraday made experiments on the
relation of the congealing point of carbonic acid gas to the
pressure...He further found that the curve for the liquefaction
point lay very close to that for the congealing point, and
approached yet closer as the pressure decreased. In other words,
the gas passed almost immediately from the gaseous to the solid
state... Now the pressure is certainly very slight on the surface
of Mars... In consequence, on a rise of temperature the frozen
carbonic acid gas would there pass practically straight from the
solid into the gaseous state. Now, from the existence of the
surrounding polar sea, we remark that in the substance composing
the polar caps of Mars this does not occur.

A considerable portion of it is
always in the transition state of a liquid. Carbonic dioxide
would not thus tarry: water would." Lowell made a particularly
fascinating observation of the north polar opening when, for a
short period, a portion of the usual cloud cover parted, thereby
allowing beams of light from Mars’ central sun to project beyond
the orifice. "Meanwhile an interesting phenomenon occurred in
the cap on June 7...as I was watching the planet, I saw suddenly
two points like stars flash out in the midst of the polar cap.

Dazzlingly bright upon the duller
white background of the snow, these stars shone for a few
moments and then slowly disappeared. The seeing at the time was
very good... But though no intelligence lay behind the action of
these lights, they were none the less startling for being
Nature’s own flash lights across one hundred millions of miles
of space.

It had taken them nine minutes to
make the journey;... On comparing its position with Green’s map
of his observations upon the cap at Madeira in 1877, it appeared
that this was the identical position of the spot where he had
seen star points then, and where Mitchell had seen them in 1846,
...Meanwhile the cap had been steadily decreasing in size,... On
October 12, at 10h.40m.,... Mr. Douglas measured its position and
estimated its size, as was his wont every few days.

He found it to be six degrees
distant from the planet’s pole... On looking at the planet on
October 13, at 8h.15m., to his surprise he found the cap gone.
Not a trace of it could be seen;... What had certainly been
there on the 12th was not there on the 13th. The ice-cap had
disappeared."

"A greater mystery is what happened
to all the water and ice that gouged out those huge channels
billions of years ago. Mars has a strong enough gravitational
field to hold water vapor in its atmosphere rather than allow it
to escape into space...What happened to all the water that
carved out deep channels?"

"Mariners 6 and 7 ...The camera
photographed a hood of clouds over the south polar cap, and
infrared instruments measured temperatures there as low as 193
degrees Fahrenheit... The infrared spectrometer had appeared to
detect temperatures at the edge of the south polar ice cap that
were much too high to be from frozen carbon dioxide... scientists
could see by the Soviet document that the range of possibilities
for the 1994 flight was wide and challenging. Under serious
consideration were plans to place two spacecraft into orbits of
Mars passing over the poles."

On page 22 of the March-April 1992
Final Frontier are some remarks about the planet nearest to the
Sun, Mercury:

"...temperatures that climb as high
as 800 degrees Fahrenheit... Researchers at the California
Institute of Technology in Pasadena have identified what they
believe is a water ice cap more than 180 miles in diameter on
Mercury’s north pole... the researchers saw a bright area at the
north pole... ’We were amazed’."

Marshall Gardner devotes 27 pages
of his book to the study of preliminary planets, better known as
nebula. Here are a few comments.

"The spectroscope supplies the
answer... the spectroscope has proven absolutely that the nebula
is not made up of stars... the typical nebula has a remarkable
shell-like structure and a central star... a search made with a
spectrograph and the Lick 36 inch telescope for rotation
effects... Definite evidence of rotation was found..."

On page 63, in reference to comets as
being planets in the process of destruction, Gardner writes:

"Hector MacPherson tells us in his
book,
THE ROMANCE OF MODERN ASTRONOMY
that the great comet of 1811, with a tail stretching for a
hundred million miles behind and fifteen million miles in
breadth, had a nucleus that according to measurements by
Herschell was only 428 miles in diameter. The comet of Donati,
detected from a Florence observatory in 1858, had a nucleus
which ’shone with a brilliance equal to that of the Polar Star’
and which was 630 miles in diameter...’even in the short period
of man’s life comets have been seen to break up and disappear’."

Included in his many observations
concerning Mars, Gardner points out that besides the numerous
reports of the Martian pole being very bright and making rapid size
changes,

"...the light from the polar region
of Mars is a direct illuminant from within the planet, because
that light, seen at night, is yellow. Any other sort of light, a
reflection from a snowy surface, for instance, or a reflection
from sand or mountain surfaces, would be white."

On page 80, Gardner displays eight
excellent photographs of Mars recorded at the Yerkes observatory and
which show the,

"...so-called snow-cap, projected
beyond the planet’s surface, which precludes all possibility of
its being snow or ice."

In writing of the English astronomer
J. Norman Lockyer’s report to the Royal Astronomical Society
of England:

"’The snow-zone was at times so
bright that, like the crescent of the young moon, it appeared to
project beyond the planet’s limb. This effect of irradiation was
frequently visible; on one occasion the snow-spot was observed
to shine like a nebulous star when the planet itself was
obscured by clouds...’.that luminosity is precisely what our own
aurora borealis would look like if our planet was viewed from a
great distance. And the light is the same in both cases."

As lame as the official government
position is in postulating ice, snow, or frozen carbon dioxide as
composing the Martian poles, imagine their predicament in the case
of Venus. By their own admission, the temperature on Venus is well
in excess of 800 degrees Fahrenheit... quite a place to put an ice
cap! Whether by choice or by chance, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory
of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) released a few
remarkable radar-generated photographs of Venus in early 1989. One
of these close up images, in which the cloud-piercing radar
reveals
with excellent clarity the north polar opening, boldly graced the
cover of the April 1989 issue of Discover.

On page 120, when the 13 man crew had
already reached almost 77oN. latitude, Nansen
observes:

"It was a strange feeling to be
sailing away north in the dark night to unknown lands, over an
open, rolling sea, where no ship, no boat had been before. We
might have been hundreds of miles away in more southerly waters,
the air was so mild for September in this latitude...We see
’nothing but clean water’, as Henriksen answered from the crow
’s nest when I called up to him...’They little think at home in
Norway just now that we are sailing straight for the Pole in
clear water’...I have almost to ask myself if this is not a
dream. One must have gone against the stream to know what it
means to go with the stream."

Another of the major contributors to
Arctic knowledge was U.S. Army Lieutenant (later General)
Adolphus Greely. Like other Arctic voyages, the Lady Franklin
Bay expedition encountered the truly bitter cold conditions in the
lower portion of the Arctic region, but less harsh climate as they
neared 80o latitude and especially mild weather beyond
the 80th parallel.

On page 369, when their party had
attained the 81st latitude while map-making for the Army on
Ellesmere Island, Greely comments,

"At that time a high warm wind was
blowing from the interior, and the temperature was considerably
above 40o(5oC.)."

His use of the word ’interior’ was more
profoundly accurate than he realized. An example of how dramatically
the warm winds from the Interior affect the far north exterior is
demonstrated in this passage from page 192, when the winds had for a
long while been from the south:

"At 10 P.M., February 16th, the
mercurial thermometers thawed out, after having been frozen
continuously for sixteen days and five hours. This is the
longest time on record during which mercury has remained
frozen."

Dr. I.I. Hayes, with the schooner
United States, wrote of his far north voyage in
THE OPEN POLAR SEA.

They were utterly bewildered by the
inexplicable increase in temperature whenever the high Arctic wind
sustained from the north. While stalled by a strong persistent wind
out of the north for much of the first two weeks of November, Hayes
noted that after the great initial masses of ice had been driven
past them, there were none more to replace them. He adds,

"November 13: Worse and worse. The
temperature has risen again, and the roof over the upper deck
gives US once more a worse than tropic shower...

November 14: The wind has been
blowing for nearly twenty four hours from the northeast, and yet
the temperature holds on as before... I have done with
speculation. A warm wind from the ’mer de glace’... makes
mischief with my theories, as facts have heretofore done with
the theories of wiser men."

Ships’ surgeon for the ’Advance’ and
’Rescue’, Dr. Elisha Kent Kane recorded his extensive
Arctic experience in
ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS IN SEARCH OF SIR JOHN
FRANKLIN, experiences which culminated near the 82nd
parallel. The expedition progressed as far north as was practical in
their ships and then when the amount of ice rendered additional
progress impossible or at least unsafe, they continued their
pole-ward journey on foot with sledges.

But as with other Arctic explorers
before and since, they were amazed to eventually find further
advancement thwarted by the gradual encroachment of an open polar
sea.

He writes,

’’It is impossible in reviewing the
facts which connect themselves with this discovery, the melted
snow upon the rocks, the crowds of marine birds, the limited but
still advancing vegetable life, the rise of the thermometer in
the water, not to be struck by their bearing on the question of
a milder climate near the pole. To refer them all to the
modification of temperature induced by the proximity of open
water is only to change the form of the question; for it leaves
the inquiry unsatisfied. What is the cause of the open water?"

"On May 9 they crossed the 86th
parallel...It was a strange thing indeed: you might have thought
that as they approached the Pole the ice would become thicker,
stronger, more solid, but in reality it was just the other way
around. The closer they came to their goal, the more often they
encountered open water..."

Writing about Admiral Richard Byrd’s
first journey to Antarctica in
BEYOND THE BARRIER, Eugene
Rodgers records the extraordinary affect that a wind persisting
from the Pole has:

"Temperature swings were so violent
that, only three days after the record low, the reading rose to
15 above. ’That makes a range of 87 degrees, as much as the
annual range over most of the eastern U.S.’..."

On page 144 of his book Nansen
exclaims "Today we had the same open channel to the north, and
beyond it open sea as far as our view extended. What can this
mean?"

When in the 79th parallel, he
records on page 197, "...bringing northerly wind. It is curious
that there is almost always a rise of the thermometer with these
stronger winds...A south wind of less velocity generally lowers
the temperature, and a moderate north wind raises it."

After having reached the very far
northerly position of 86o latitude, Nansen observes
on page 391 "I was inconvenienced for the first time by the
heat; the sun scorched quite unpleasantly."

Page 407: "...last night I could
hardly sleep for heat."

Several months later Nansen and
Johansen were heading back to the Fram, but were still above the
81st parallel, when he writes on page 527 "Fancy, only 12o
(21.5oFahr.) of frost in the middle of December! We
might almost imagine ourselves at home..."

When his group was at the 81st
parallel, Greely records on page 370 "In its whole extent the
valley was barren of snow, and in most places was covered with a
comparatively luxuriant vegetation."

At latitude 81o49’ Greely
writes on page 372 "I there caught a butterfly, and saw three
skuas two bumble bees, and many flies..."

Page 374: "While at this camp, No.
3, we obtained but little sleep, owing to the large swarms of
flies...On rising at 2 A.M. the temperature was found to be very
high, 48o (8.9oC.), with a minimum of 47o
(7.8oC.) since the preceding evening ...In this
lake also there were many small minnows..."

Page 376: "Corporal Salor brought in
with his willows two small pieces of un-worked pine wood...Near
by I discovered the former site of an old summer encampment of
the Eskimos."

Page 377: " The surroundings of the
encampment were marked by luxuriant vegetation of grass, sorrel,
poppies, and other plants."

Page 378: " The sky was partly
covered with true cumulus clouds, quite rare in Arctic
heavens...the temperature was high and the gay yellow poppies
and other flowers drew to them gaudy butterflies ...he could
well imagine himself in the roaring forties instead of eight
degrees from the geographical pole."

Page 379: "At this point, and in its
immediate vicinity, a large number of butterflies were
seen...facing Ruggles River, three abandoned Eskimo huts..."

Page 383: "Among other pieces of
wood was a pole, nine feet long and about two inches in
diameter, of a hard, close grained, coniferous wood, probably
fir or hard pine.’’

Page 385: "...a bumble bee and a
’devil’s darning needle’. Butterflies were very numerous, as
many as fifty being seen during the day...The weather during the
day was excessively hot, and we suffered extremely. The attached
thermometer of the aneroid barometer, which was carried always
in the shade, stood at 74o (23.3oC.)...The
day’s march carried us farther along the shores of Lake Hazen
than I had reached in May, and now a new, undiscovered country
was gradually opening to our view."

1) warmer climate in Polar region2) eccentric behavior of the compass3) the peculiar polar lights known respectively as the Aurora
Borealis and, in Antarctica, the Aurora Australis

Although the brevity of this article
prevents all but a cursory examination of the voluminous available
evidence, there are several other categories of proof as well. These
include:

4) a dramatic increase in plant and
animal life at the far north, also extreme northward bird
migrations at the onset of Winter5) stones, wood, dust, pollen, and mud found both on and
imbedded in ice bergs6) anomalous radio wave behavior in polar region7) gravitational increase measurable at the Polar Curve,
sufficient to cause a significant segregation of salt water and
fresh water8) strange situation of the far north Eskimo, a people with a
completely unique language and whose oral tradition states that
they originated from much farther north in a warm land of
perpetual daylight9) polar sea depth and strong south-going current in the high
Arctic10) the perfectly fresh mammoths found encased in the ice

A) if, as the official
government position postulates, these elephants died during
a climate shift from tropical to frigid, it is logical to
inquire why didn’t these shivering elephants simply ’pack
their trunks’ and move south? or

B) if this alleged climate shift happened suddenly, then why
aren’t these ’flash frozen’ pachyderms found alongside the
inevitable ’flash frozen’ thousands of acres of forest in
which they lived?

11) the peculiar chemistry and
mathematics of ice bergs, enormous objects composed of fresh
water and which, although there is almost no annual
precipitation with which to replace them, travel by the
thousands slowly southward to melt every year

The compass has been trying to indicate
the true configuration of the Polar regions ever since man first
employed this instrument in his quest for those mythical poles.
Instead of smoothly leading would be conquerors of the pole to the
fabled 90* latitude point, as it must if the official description of
the Earth’s geology is correct, the needle starts to perform in an
agitated and indecisive fashion in high latitudes. After reaching
approximately the 80th parallel, an extraordinary thing begins to
occur—the needle starts vertical movement! It is at that stage that
the conflicting forces of magnetism and gravity are manifesting
themselves.

Concerning the compass, Russian explorer
Snegirev writes:

"...the magnetic pole...makes some
kind of tricky curve...inconvenience of traveling by compass
alone. The arrow would point northward, then suddenly it would
veer to the west, and then almost reluctantly it would return to
its former position."

"...compasses which behaved
erratically so near the Pole. ’ Chauncey Loomis observes in his
biography of Arctic explorer Charles Francis Hall, WEIRD AND
TRAGIC SHORES "...be buried so far north of the magnetic pole
that the needle of a compass put on his grave points southwest."

On page 536 of his book Nansen
says,

"There were other things, too, that
greatly puzzled me. If we were on a new land, near Spitzbergen,
why were the rosy gulls never seen there, while we had them in
flocks here to the north? And then there was the great variation
of the compass."

Greely records on page 128 of his
book,

’’In the magnetometer a small
magnet, freely suspended by single fiber of untwisted silk,
swings readily in any horizontal direction. This magnet, at
Conger...swung to and fro in a restless, uneasy way...A magnetic
needle, nicely and delicately balanced, in the middle latitudes
assumes a nearly level position. At Conger, however, the needle,
adjusted so that it can move freely in a vertical plane, shows a
strong tendency to assume an upright position. At a dip of 90*
the needle would be erect, while at Conger the inclination was
about 85o."

The single most spectacular feature of
the high Arctic is undoubtedly the Aurora Borealis, a phenomenon
alien to nearly all of the Earth’s countries.

The official government explanation is essentially the same as that
expressed in nearly all large circulation publications, such as the
GUINNESS BOOK OF WORLD RECORDS:

’’These luminous displays are caused
by showers of electrons streaming from the Sun (the solar wind)
and striking the atoms of the upper atmosphere, so making them
glow. The shape of the Earth’s magnetic field confines these
displays to polar regions and high latitudes.’ Were it not for
its wholesale omission of the facts, this conjecture sounds
nearly plausible. There are large problems, however, with an
electromagnetic hypothesis in accounting for the polar lights:

1) electricity and magnetism do
not move haphazardly about in enormous curtain shapes
2) the Aurora is noticeably affected by local weather
changes
3) the Aurora displays a significant variety of colors,
often concurrently
4) the magnetic needle functions even at the equator, but
the Aurora is almost exclusively polar
5) actual electrical phenomena, such as lightening, are
noisy, yet the Aurora is silent
6) particles from the Sun are mainly hydrogen, yet very
little hydrogen is recorded in the spectograph’s analysis of
Auroral light
7) If caused by a perpetual flow of electrons from the Sun,
then why are Auroral displays sometimes present and
sometimes absent?
8) the most powerful refutation is that Auroras are often
experienced on-site with no affect upon the magnetic needle!

Peter Freuchen writes in THE
ARCTIC YEAR:

"These peculiar lights ...brightest
by far and best developed in the Arctic, reaching the height of
beauty in the dark winter nights...luminous bands or rays dart
rapidly over the sky. They change form continuously, and
sometimes color too, and the rays often give the illusion of
originating from a distant searchlight...On other occasions the
aurora appears as a rippling curtain of light, steadily changing
form and position. Or it may occur as a cascade of light
radiating from a magnificent crown high up in the sky. Whatever
the form, the aurora always exhibits movement and, generally,
rapid change."

The kaleidoscopic behavior of the Aurora
is fully explained by the limitless variety of atmospheric
conditions present at any particular time between the Central Sun
and the Polar Opening. For an instantaneous discreditation of the
fraudulent ’electromagnetic bombardment’ theory of Auroral
production, we refer to this passage about Venus from Mark
Chartrand’s 1990 PLANETS: A GUIDE TO THE SOLAR SYSTEM:

"Despite the fact that Venus has no
magnetic field, it seems to have auroras high in its atmosphere;
their origin is not understood." Greely states on page 158 of
his book ’’The aurora...magnetic disturbances were rare during
colorless and slowly changing forms." Page 184: "Despite the
remarkable duration and extent of the aurora, the magnet was but
slightly disturbed." Page 187: ’’The halo was preceded by an
aurora, which was unaccompanied by magnetic disturbances."

"...I beheld an unimaginable
crystalline beauty; and I felt myself a part of a surrealistic
scene as I stood transfixed while the aurora australis washed
over me."

Nansen writes in his book on page
163,

"The whole sky was ablaze with
it...No words can depict the glory that met our eyes...It was an
endless phantasmagoria of sparkling color, surpassing anything
that one can dream."

The evidence presented in the science
books of William Reed and especially Marshall Gardner prove beyond
any reasonable doubt the accuracy of United States patent 1096102,
the Hollow Earth Theory. When one couples the monumental importance
of this discovery with the nearly total non-acknowledgement of it in
the major press, it is readily apparent that it has the dubious
distinction of also being the single most pervasive conspiracy in
the world. Why?

The famous unregistered aircraft commonly described as unidentified
flying objects are the logical answer. Even ignoring all other
aspects of the UFO situation, the authentication of at least some of
these vehicles is fully established by the countless number of firm
radar contacts measured on both military and commercial scopes.
Common sense easily discerns the logical connection between the
dramatic arrival of these aircraft in large numbers in 1947 and our
own extraordinary technological leap of the 1940s i.e. Atomic Bomb,
trans-sound barrier flight, radar, television, etc.

If the civilization operating these
unregistered aircraft was headquartered on a distant planet, they
would not be interested in the slightest; if, on the other hand,
they occupy our interior sister world, in that case they would be
extremely interested... especially by our harnessing of the atom. It
may very possibly be that atomic energy will lead (or has led) to
the ultimate technology of antimatter, gravity inertia reversal.

Second only to national security, is a
nation’s desire to explore. As a peaceful pursuit, Mankind’s most
exhilarating ambition is Space exploration, an undertaking which we
have barely begun. That will change soon if recent indications out
of Nevada reach fruition. The long sought technology of gravity
inertia reversal has finally been achieved and is being routinely
flown in the Groom Dry Lake Antimatter Research Facility of
Lincoln County, Nevada, USA.

The large number of witnesses grew
dramatically when NBC TV aired their April 20, 1992 report by
Pentagon correspondent Fred Francis at the edge of perhaps
the most highly classified military base in the world Area 51.
After an eventual full disclosure and subsequent public exploration
of the Interior Earth, Interior Mars will be even more
fascinating.